Energy groups urge Bush to break oil dependency
A coalition of national energy and environmental groups urged President Bush to shift the United States from oil dependence toward alternative fuels and natural gas. They press for a 20 percent reduction in oil use over 10 years, higher vehicle mileage standards, and incentives for energy conservation and least-cost power.
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Arkansas education reform turns to students
Arkansas lawmakers push student centered incentives as education reform shifts focus to learners. Rep Jodie Mahony profiles at least 12 bills offering benefits for good grades and penalties for poor performance. Proposals include a free college tuition for low income students and possible loss of driving privileges for low grades. The plan ties academic results to adult opportunities and licenses.
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